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ArticleWinner reveal: Project of the Year 2020
The winner of the Project of the Year award 2020, sponsored by FESCO Projects, has been revealed.
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ArticleWinner reveal: Shipping Line of the Year 2020
The winner of the Shipping Line of the Year award 2020, sponsored by Trans Global Projects Group (TGP), has been revealed.
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ArticleWinner reveal: Forwarder Network of the Year 2020
The winner of the Forwarder Network of the Year award 2020, has been revealed.
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ArticleWinner reveal: Port/Terminal Operator of the Year 2020
The winner of Port/Terminal Operator of the Year award 2020, has been revealed.
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ArticlePower to revive the global economy?
The development of new renewable power generation capacity worldwide may be slowed by the Covid-19 crisis, at least in the short term. Despite that, offshore wind energy is set to be one of the more resilient sectors and is poised for further strong growth.
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ArticleWinner reveal: Training Award 2020
The winner of the Training Award 2020, sponsored by RTL, has been revealed.
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ArticleWinner reveal: Safety Award 2020
The winner of the Safety Award 2020, sponsored by deugro group, has been revealed.
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ArticleWinner reveal: Innovation Award 2020
The winner of the Innovation Award 2020, sponsored by Wallenius Wilhelmsen Ocean, has been revealed.
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ArticleWinner reveal: Overland Transport Provider of the Year
The winner of the Overland Transport Provider of the Year 2020, sponsored by Goldhofer, has been revealed.
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ArticleAwakening to a future of online upskilling in logistics
The Covid-19 crisis is forcing logistics companies to reassess their training strategies, resulting in surging interest in online and virtual learning.
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ArticleWinner reveal: Environment Award
The winner of the 2020 Environment Award, sponsored by Blue Water Shipping, has been revealed.
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ArticleWinner reveal: Excellence in Engineering
The winner of the 2020 Excellence in Engineering award has been revealed.
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ArticleWinner reveal: Airfreight Solution of the Year 2020
The winner of the Airfreight Solution of the Year 2020, sponsored by Sarens, has been revealed.
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ArticleTidal power awaits commercial surge
The wave and tidal power sector is seeing increasing numbers of small-scale projects around the world, but has yet to develop into a major industry. However, many expect that will happen soon.
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ArticleBrazilian logisticians plot survival path
Brazil is in the throes of the pandemic while its economy faces headwinds from rising political uncertainty and low commodity prices. The timing is more than unfortunate, as the project logistics sector in the country was poised for growth. Sophie Barnes reports.
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ArticleProject logisticians must push back to survive
Juan Gimenez has been involved in the shipping and project logistics business for almost 42 years. Now retired, he shares his thoughts on the current market, disappointed with how project freight forwarding in Spain has developed over time. The situation was bad enough even before the Covid-19 pandemic.
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ArticleSomaliland poised to challenge Djibouti in logistics arena
Berbera port in Somaliland has the potential to become a real alternative to Djibouti, explains David Whitehouse. East Africa may also be about to see oil exploration off troubled Somalia.
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ArticleSouth Korean project logistics: battening down the hatches until storm clouds lift
Given its heavy reliance on exports, South Korea has been hard hit by the slump in worldwide trade resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic. There are, however, reasons for optimism in the project market – for those who can survive the wait.
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ArticleMining sector digs deep to lead logistics recovery
Covid-19 disruption and commodity price volatility have caused delays to projects in all industry verticals. Despite the turbulence, mining projects appear to be better placed than most to ride out the crisis, writes David Kershaw.
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ArticleWest Africa power projects set to lead logistics rebound
Demand for power in West Africa has helped project cargo markets limit the impact of Covid-19. However, future recovery will depend on a solution to the region’s growing maritime security problems, reports David Whitehouse.